Analysis, perhaps.
Is there a way to play against "myself" ?
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Oct 26, 2023
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I would save the notation in a document and update it as more moves are made. Downside is you’d have to re enter the moves on a board to look at it each time.
Oct 26, 2023
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kezzerdrix wrote:
I would save the notation in a document and update it as more moves are made. Downside is you’d have to re enter the moves on a board to look at it each time.
I thought about this, but figured it might become a pain in later stages of the game 😆
YouEvenLiftBro wrote:
Create a second account
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click the "lessons" icon to play by yourself
YouEvenLiftBro wrote:
David-Seals wrote:
YouEvenLiftBro wrote:
Create a second account
no
huh? chess.com explicitly says you are allowed to have a main account and a practice account...
but not many websites allow you to have 2 accounts open in 1 window or its very hard + if you lost your google account or need i new one for the account THATS INSANE
I have a family member who is incarcerated and we'd like to play a chess game together by exchanging notation via e-mail. Instead of having a physical board I'd like to be able to do it online and then be able to go back anytime to update it with the latest move and/or see what the board looks like. I can't seem to find a function on chess.com where I can start a game against "myself" that will remain active that I can save and come back to anytime like any other daily game I'm playing. Any ideas?